
listen to the landscape.
This new audio trail invites you to experience the landscape in a different way, with a series of commissioned audio works composed in response to distinct areas of the Foundation’s landscape including the cherry grove, amphitheatre, wildflower meadow and ancient woodland.
As you wander, pause to listen and explore how sound can deepen your connection to art, nature and place.
Four leading composers have created new site-responsive works inviting visitors to experience landscape, sculpture and sound in an entirely new way.
Soundlines will integrate original new works from by four exceptional and diverse creators, each composed in response to locations across Goodwood Art Foundation's extraordinary landscape.

Internationally celebrated Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir is renowned for creating immersive sonic ecosystems that blur the boundaries between natural and imagined worlds.

London-based duo BULLYACHE, formed by Courtney Deyn and Jacob Samuel, combine music, choreography and theatre to create ritualistic, emotionally charged experiences that have been recognised internationally, including through the Venice Biennale Danza Choreographic Commission.

Sound artist David Sappa works through field recording, improvisation and kinetic sound objects, exploring listening as a way of understanding the relationships between people, materials and the more-than-human world.

Award-winning composer Will Turner, whose work spans major BBC, Disney+ and National Geographic productions, brings a deep understanding of how music can illuminate the natural world through his acclaimed scores for wildlife and documentary filmmaking.


Presented in partnership with Sound and Music.
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